Coritiba achieved a much-needed victory against Vitória, ending a two-month winless run in the Brasileirão. The win boosts Coritiba's position in the standings while raising concerns for Vitória.

Coritiba secured a crucial 2-0 victory against Vitória in the Brasileirão, marking their first win in two months. This result came during the closing match of the 33rd round of the competition, held at the Couto Pereira stadium.

The match saw Coritiba finally break a seven-game winless streak, which included five losses and two draws. The goals came from Pedro Rocha and Tinga, lifting Coritiba to 42 points and out of immediate relegation danger.

Pedro Rocha opened the scoring for Coritiba in the second half, capitalizing on a mistake by Vitória's goalkeeper, Lucas Arcanjo.

Tinga doubled the lead shortly after, converting a header from a corner kick taken by Josué.

With this win, Coritiba climbed to 11th place in the league, increasing their buffer above the relegation zone to six points.

Vitória, on the other hand, remains in a precarious position, now sitting in 14th place with 38 points, just two points above the relegation zone.

This match was pivotal for both teams as they fight to avoid relegation, with Coritiba finally finding form after a dismal run.

Coritiba will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming match against Internacional, while Vitória faces a critical game against Fluminense next week as they aim to secure their safety in the league.